Shnayim Yomi - Yitro - R'vi'i - #4 - Rabbi Yaakov Gibber - Through the Merit of Good Character

Israel in the fourth aliyah the tells us the sends on high after calls him he ascends to the to receive the tells us something unbelievable remarkable astonishing that the were very worried they were concerned how is it possible that you would allow for the to go to the to go to the downstairs world with a person mere mortal flesh and blood. A person who is a mess, a person who is about [snorts] a person who is flawed, imperfect, who will thus desecrate and very much disrespect the how could it be the says that they wanted to wound they wanted to thinking that if they hurt him and wound him that they'll be able to release his grasp of the Tyra and then be able to keep the Tyra upstairs. makes a miracle and changes the face to be that of says so you're not embarrassed in front of this manu you again as you'll remember beginning of par [snorts] that you had hospitality you had warmth you had welcome you were in the house of Abrau when you went down and you were travelers and you then ate even according to one opinion in his else and even if didn't actually it appeared as if you ate you recognize the greatness of how are you not embarrassed to then try to wound this person and they acquiesed they of course understand and after all they release their grip very important a very important lesson says to you should know that was given in the merit of because of his hospitality because of his warmth because of his welcome because of his generosity because of his empathy And because of his sympathy and because of the fact that themselves had and were forced had to testify that the greatness of was such that if in fact the is going to be in the hands of such a person then perhaps rightfully so it belongs in when we show and we have that warmth and hospitality how great it is. It's this is given to